Tagaseinale

Tagaseinale is a fictional celestial body used as a setting in speculative fiction and role-playing games. The term appears across several works that share a common in-universe cosmology, making Tagaseinale a recurring locale in that fictional universe.

Geography and environment: Tagaseinale is described as a temperate-water world orbiting a mid-brightness star in the Tagase system. It features a mix of archipelagos and continental regions, with a global ocean covering a substantial portion of the surface. The climate is characterized by seasonal monsoons and variable winds, and the planet bears a modest ring system and two small moons that influence tides and coastal weather.

Biology and society: Indigenous sentient populations in the Tagaseinale canon include the Kyreni, semi-aquatic bipeds skilled in coastal navigation, and the Vestri, avian-adapted beings who excel at high-altitude environments. Social interactions span coastal trade, interspecies exchange of knowledge, and traditional storytelling. Technology in the works ranges from skilled woodworking and pottery to early metallurgical techniques, often tied to a strong tradition of map-making and maritime exploration.

History and media usage: The earliest canonical references place Tagaseinale in a cluster of works published in the, by some accounts, late 21st century within a shared anthology. It later serves as a sandbox setting for tabletop campaigns and digital games, enabling cross-media world-building and fan-created narratives.

Etymology and naming: Tagaseinale is presented as a constructed term from in-universe languages. Some fan glossaries propose roots such as Tagase meaning "refuge" or "return" and Naile meaning "edge" or "wall," though editors treat Tagaseinale as the planet’s formal name within the fictional universe.